Get as close to the active lava flows as Civil Defense allows on this
incredible volcano and waterfall experience
Description
Take the best volcano tour including a 40-minute nature walk offering
the best opportunity to view the most active volcano in the world. Fire
and water mix spectacularly in this exciting excursion! With this
adventure, you'll explore one of the planet's most volcanically active
environments, with an emphasis on the most recently-active areas. You'll
be awed by the fury of Hawaii's volcano goddess, Pele, and be impressed
by the beauty of her creations, which include extensive lava flows and
Hawaii’s unique black sand beaches. Later, you'll calm down by viewing
lush, tropical rainforests and passing the tranquil cascading waterfalls
while learning all about the of state's history and culture.
Details
Banyan Drive, Kuhio Bay, Moku Ola (Coconut Island), Liliuokalani
Gardens.
Historic Hilo Town
Black Sand Beach
Rainbow Falls and Wailuku River State Park (Time Permitting)
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Thurston lava tube
Pristine native rainforests
Halema'uma'u Pit Crater & Kilauea Caldera
Kileaua Iki Crater & billowing steam vents
Hawaii Volcano Observatory
Jagger Museum and gift shop.
Nature walk in Tropical Rainforest
Pu'u O'o Vent lookout
Closest view of active lava flows
Inclusions
Round trip jet air fare
Ground transportation in deluxe 25 passenger mini coaches
National park admission fee
No host lunch at Volcano Country Club
Round trip jet air transportation provided by Go Airlines –
featuring Hawaii’s newest jet airplanes
Type of Trans
25 Passenger Mini Coaches
Physical Activity Level
Easy to Moderate
Participants must be in good health and capable of
comfortably walking one mile on uneven natural paths
with ascending and descending slopes
Recommendations
Suitable for anyone capable of comfortably
walking one mile on uneven natural paths with
ascending and descending slopes
What to Wear
Comfortable tennis or hiking shores
recommended
Tour Notes
We do not guarantee the
viewing of active lava flow. Often hiking over rough, uneven, lava
surfaces is required to view lava. Volcanic fumes (VOG) are hazardous to
your health. Persons with breathing and heart difficulties, pregnant
women, infants, and young children are especially at risk should not
consider this tour to avoid potential health problems from exposure to
fumes. All passengers are required to sign a release of liability form.
Sturdy, covered walking shoes are recommended.
eaturing
the closest views of Active lava flows
Tour Notes